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Voluntary Export Restraints (VERs) encourage nations to cap their exports on certain products, and tend to have same impact on buyers as tariffs.
Read MoreIf you were to own a near-mint edition of this comic book, you'd be looking at a sizable payout for the copy through auction sites.
Read MoreIf you have a ceramic, wooden, aluminum, or other type of artificial Christmas tree to get rid of, it could be worth a decent amount.
Read MoreIf you live in a snowy area, the onus may be on you to keep public walkways and spaces free of accumulated snow following measurable storms.
Read MoreAntique and collectible books can be worth a lot more money than it may seem, especially if they are part of a special edition or autographed.
Read MoreIn Season 6 of "Shark Tank," Wesley Laporte and Dan Barnes pitched their product, PhoneSoap. They walked out with a deal, and they're still in business today.
Read MoreMany of the rules and regulations for modern retirement went into place in the 1970s, but the state of retirement today is quite different.
Read MoreThis new IRS guidance for 401(k) matching is the result of the SECURE 2.0 Act. It applies to retirement plan years beginning after December 31, 2023.
Read MoreToday, consumers can get their groceries delivered as easily as a meal kit; they can also now shop for meal kits when they're out buying groceries.
Read MoreWhile a comic like "Action Comics No. 1" can sell for millions, this is the exception. Still, here's the criteria a valuable comic will need to meet.
Read MoreThe U.S. silver dollar dates back to the 18th century, 1794 to be exact. And this coin, of which 1,758 were minted, was never meant for circulation.
Read MoreToday, 38 states and the District of Columbia allow some form of sports betting. The impact of this is covered in the paper "Gambling Away Stability."
Read MoreWhile you may be able to guess the most expensive U.S. states for homes, the cheapest may be a surprise. In these states, median home prices are around $250K.
Read MoreThough rarely used or seen, there are actually a lot of $2 bills out there. The Federal Reserve reports there's $3.2 billion worth of Toms in circulation.
Read MoreIn March 2024, this discount grocer, the fastest-growing grocery chain in the country, announced it would be opening 800 more stores in the U.S. by 2028.
Read MoreWarren Buffett has a very specific plan for how his wealth (nearly $144 billion) can do the most good. His three children will help him achieve it.
Read MoreOver 120 million lunch boxes were sold between 1950 and 1970, says collector Thad Reece. This is part of why not all old lunch boxes are valuable today.
Read MoreOn September 30, three rule changes to Supplemental Security Income will go into effect, changes Social Security Commissioner Martin O'Malley called "systemic."
Read MoreBoard games today cost around $15 to $45. Could any of these be worth twice, triple, or more with time? The following criteria will determine that.
Read MoreFactors that'll determine the cost of spaying or neutering your cat include where you get the procedure done, your location, and the age of your cat.
Read MorePer Redfin data, 34.1% of U.S home purchases in September 2023 were all-cash purchases. This continued an upward trend and marked the highest share since 2014.
Read MoreLike coins in a jar, where something small can turn into something big over time, making this small adjustment to your chores schedule can prove significant.
Read MoreWhen a home repair is minor, it's easy to dismiss it and mentally promise to address it at a later time. However, such delays can end up costing you.
Read MoreCash-pay health care is an option many may not realize is an alternative to insurance. Still, the pros and cons of this method will vary by patient.
Read MoreWhile food inflation has settled at around 2.2% for 2024, certain items at the grocery store, like baked goods, still see higher markups than others.
Read MoreSince its first character topper in 1957 (and first licensed one in 1958), PEZ has created over 1,400 more. Here's how to research the possible value of yours.
Read MoreWhile it's most expensive to live in this state for singles, it's actually expensive for everyone. That said, the state also ranks high for disposable income.
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